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24 results for schools within district 1201260, with type Regular elementary or secondary and with survey responses since 2017.

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Blessed Trinity School

5 SE 17TH ST, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1927

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

-2%
Students:

562
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Trinity Catholic High School

2600 SW 42ND ST, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

9%
Students:

521
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Redeemer Christian School

155 SW 87TH PL, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Presbyterian

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

27%
Students:

477
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Ocala Christian Academy

1714 SE 36TH AVE, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Baptist • Est. 1971

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

8%
Students:

438
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

First Assembly Christian School & Daycare

1827 NE 14TH ST, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Assembly of God • Est. 1988

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

7%
Students:

424
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

St. John Lutheran School

1915 SE LAKE WEIR AVE, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Lutheran • Est. 1963

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

26%
Students:

385
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Meadowbrook Academy

4741 SW 20TH ST BLDG 1, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Christian

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

8%
Students:

263
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

The Cornerstone School

2313 SE LAKE WEIR AVE, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Nonsectarian • Est. 1982

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

31%
Students:

259
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Grace Christian School Ocala, Fla. Inc.

4410 SE 3RD AVE, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Christian • Est. 1957

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

26%
Students:

200
Most Recent Data:

2019–20

Ambleside School of Ocala

507 SE BROADWAY ST, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Other Religion

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

32%
Students:

176
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Belleview Christian Academy / Lfcs

6107 SE AGNEW RD, BELLEVIEW, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Baptist • Est. 1970

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

17%
Students:

136
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Souls Harbor Christian Academy

12650 SE COUNTY HIGHWAY 484, BELLEVIEW, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Pentecostal • Est. 1970

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

22%
Students:

91
Most Recent Data:

2017–18

Gracepointe Academy

6185 SE 140TH ST, SUMMERFIELD, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Baptist

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

26%
Students:

85
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Graceway Academy

2255 SE 38TH ST, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Presbyterian

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

23%
Students:

65
Most Recent Data:

2017–18

Ocala Preparatory Academy

7634 SW 60TH AVE, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Nonsectarian

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

10%
Students:

63
Most Recent Data:

2019–20

Dr. D. D. Brown Christian Academy of Hope

907 SW 3RD. ST, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Christian

Mostly:

Black
Racial Difference:

66%
Students:

61
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Shiloh Seventh-Day Adventist School

500 SW 17TH AVE, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Seventh-Day Adventist • Est. 1957

Mostly:

Black
Racial Difference:

80%
Students:

60
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Victory Academy Ocala

328 NE 1ST AVE, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Other Religion

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

25%
Students:

58
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Ocala Christian Learning Academy Inc.

3732 NE 7TH ST, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Other Religion

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

39%
Students:

34
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Riverland Christian Academy

19455 SW 61ST ST, DUNNELLON, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Baptist

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

45%
Students:

32
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Ocala Adventist Academy

415 NE 41ST AVE, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Seventh-Day Adventist

Mostly:

Black
Racial Difference:

12%
Students:

25
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Darul Uloom of Ocala Fla. Inc.

500 NW 76TH TER, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Islamic

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

-4%
Students:

19
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Destiny Leadership Academy

4790 N US HIGHWAY 441, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Pentecostal

Mostly:

Black
Racial Difference:

80%
Students:

13
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Kingdom Christian Academy

519 SW 10TH ST, OCALA, FL

Regular elementary or secondary • Christian

Mostly:

Hisp.
Racial Difference:

44%
Students:

3
Most Recent Data:

2017–18

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